Anriga

Anriga is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a type of traditional Japanese footwear and a genus of moths. In the context of footwear, anriga typically describes a sandal-like shoe made of straw or other natural materials. These were historically worn by farmers and people engaged in outdoor labor in Japan. The design often featured a simple sole and straps that secured the foot.

As a genus of moths, Anriga belongs to the family Crambidae, commonly known as the grass moths or sod moths. These moths are characterized by their slender bodies and broad wings, often exhibiting intricate patterns. Species within the Anriga genus are found in various parts of the world and their larval stages are typically associated with grasses or other herbaceous plants, where they feed on the foliage. Further scientific classification and research are ongoing to understand the full diversity and ecological roles of Anriga moths. The specific meaning of "anriga" in a given context is usually discernible from the surrounding information.